According to Osho, there’s nothing wrong with taking shelter when life feels “too hot”—hiding can be intelligent. Trouble begins when you make it a fixed identity: predecisions force compromises, guilt, and misery, draining your strength and putting you out of tune with reality. Be fluid: come out when it’s cool, seek shade when it’s hot; play lightly with life instead of clinging to rigid principles.
Hide when it helps and step out when it’s safe—always hiding (or always exposing) just makes life harder.